Gonks are popular throughout the year but particularly around Valentine’s Day as they are cute and a way to show that special person in your life how you feel about them. Due to that, we have put together the best ones that you can buy on the internet below:

Doll Day Table Ornament Gonk

This Valentine gnome couples are made of soft felt, cotton fabric and wooden noses. One has braids while the other sports a beard! The heavier bottom (filled with sand) allows him to stand alone in this pair; each one will vary depending on size/weight because they’re handmade craftsmen like us at MyBindingStudio.

Godeufe 2Pcs Valentines Day Gonk

When you need a little Valentine’s Day romance in your life, look no further than this adorable couple! They’re features long plush white beards and braid. The figurine’s hat has 3D roses with bow elements that are sure catch the eye on any surface it lands behind – whether its an office desk or bedroom wall mirror (or even both!).

The body, hat and beard of this item is made from soft fabrics while its tall white fedora has an adjustable metal wire that can be bent at will to create different shapes when you want them; plus there’s something about weighted bottoms (filled with sand) which allow these creatures to stand on their own!

Gehydy Valentines Gonk

This gonk features a nice, blue hat, purple outfit and is holding a heart shaped item with the word “Love” on it.

The Valentines Day gnome is a perfect decoration for your home and you can place them anywhere. In the Living Room, fireplace or kitchen countertop; they’re also great as Mother’s Day gifts or holiday presents!

Mr. and Mrs. Handmade

The Valentines Day Gnome is a fun, decorative addition to any home. This little guy can be placed on your entrance or under the tree and will help you celebrate love with family members this valentine’s day!

What is the story of the gonk?

The first mention of a gonk dates back to 1600 in Norway, and possibly even earlier than that. A well-known motifs of Nordic folklore the gonks part protector/elf on shelf who watched over homes from evil while also being mischievous themselves but had an often short tempered nature towards others.

Are Gonks Good Luck?

Yes, many people associate them with good luck particularly during the winter and Christmas seasons.

Which country are gonks from?

The first mention of a gonk dates back to the 1600s in Norway, and possibly even earlier than that. A well-known motifs of Nordic folklore the gonks part protector/elf on shelf who watched over homes from evil while also being mischievous themselves but often had a short tempered nature towards others.

What is the origin of Gonks?

Gonks are a staple of Scandinavian and Nordic mythology. They’re meant to be something like the mix between a gnome, goblin or hobgoblin–depending on where you look! In some versions they love houses during colder seasons while in others it’s barns that capture their attention; but no matter what these curious creatures always seem drawn towards anything with an earthy tone around them- whether good or bad fortune happens along its way thanks again little guy (or gal).

Why are Gnomes Called Gonks?

The creature that looks so much like Santa was not originally a Christmas icon. Gonks are inspired by gnomes and hobgoblins found in Scandinavian mythology, but these short bearded folks would make their home at farms houses or barns!

Are Gonks Good Luck?

Yes, many people associate them with good luck particularly during the winter and Christmas seasons.

Valentine’s Gonks FAQ